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Climate Change in New York: The Ends as We Know It?
By: Edmond Liu, Serena Williams, & Cleavon Shuler Jr.
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New York New York City is a humid subtropical climate (Koppen Cfa). This means that it is a zone of hot or humid summers and mild to cold winters. It is usually 5-7 degrees (Fº) warmer overnight than other surrounding areas. (Good or Bad?) An effort to change this is that rooftops of buildings are being painted white so that there is an increase in the reflection of solar energy.
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Solution to air pollution:
New York is a humid subtropical climate. (Therefore its warmer at night than other cities) (information) Solution to air pollution: Solar power Causes: Air in the atmosphere is filled with particulate matter Carbon Monoxide Burning of fossil fuels (Cars) Effects: Rising temperature Sea Level increase Natural causes Glacier melting
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Temperature & Sea Level
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Predictions Temperature Rise Predictions: Precipitation Predictions:
Year Temperature 2020 3°F 2050 6°F 2080 10°F Year Percent increase 2020 8% 2050 12% 2080 15%
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Sea Levels Hurricanes Sandy How hurricanes affect sea levels
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Hurricane Sandy Hit New York City Oct. 29 2012.
Named a Category 2 Storm. A total of 43 deaths in N.Y.C Cost up to $65 Billion in damages in the U.S. (Sources)
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Solutions to Sea Level Rise (Forbes)
“Saving New York From Sea-Level Rise Could Cost $120 Billion” New York City itself has about $170 billion worth of property (at risk) NYC would have to install a meter of flood protection by 2030 and 2.5 meters by 2100 One meter of flood protection is worth about $50 billion. 2.5 x $50 billion = $125 - $150 billion
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Pictures/ Videos/ Visuals
(climate change in new york (did not watch yet)) (will new york go underwater?) (Temperature Rise in America) (Day after tomorrow video) (0:34-2:08)
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